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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-13

We have the best 50-cent Cos
samer Undershirts In the city.
Our Hercules Drawers are al
most everlasting In the wear.
We carry a full assortment.
Real Maco Seamless Hslf-Hose
at 25c., or $3.50 q doz., are the
best value ever offered. A
splendid line Of COlored Half
Hose Of our own importation.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-15

At o.. b sharp yesterday after
noon. attached 10 tue rear col fh, ~l
Paul auj Minneapolis train. there
sailed unI.-ticAuy from thc Wl-e9u.
-In Contra. dcpoi. on IT, first regular
'rp, lur OF thc luc-t ana most .uNur.
.I-.t equipped -.ocp.ug car oi ttc
.-c-thr Minneapolis This c4r.
NLID..I- one of three mhgu.iic u' tom
lection. drawing room -.c,rrr-. man
uiaoturct by tie rulman come
pnuy for the Wisconsin Central
ro1d ~ uc owned and oprr
htci ny the Att,r probably
-urpA--o- IN elegance and comfort
anything yet produced M this d.rcc-
ton by the railway world. OF 70 ma
room color with golden tui-h. the
exterior OF TIM rolling palace presents
"a most tr..ug appearance. West
inghou-e ~ r brakes and Miller coup
Ter, butler and platform complete the
running arrangements OF tui- Hr.
which is sixty i've feet ia myth.
exclusive OF the platforms. On the
aside electric bells connect cHCA berth
with The cnunoiAtor In the rear, ana
summon thc porter 10 the cNAct uccu-
pan, "h" requires ms -'I'l,eT. !"
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-15

Pain from indigestion. dyspepsia
and too hearty eating il relieved ~
once hy taking Que OF Cartcr'- Little
Liver pIll- immediately after din
ner
Al the choicest n4vor- iu ice
creams ut b, Daughtry's psr.or ON
Austin street Fat FArrer- old stand.
Cnkc- and c1ntectioucrios uWays
fresh AM nice
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-12-17
MoNLTT0T.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
No. -.

TWeaty-ffth Judicial District C3ar1.
Parish of Veylajan.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-12-17

No. 49,.
Odile Sceura and Eli Montague, her
husband. vs. EX-party monition.
To AL whom To whom it may concern !:
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
who a set up any right TO the prop
erty hereinafter described, claimed to
have been purchased by the plaintiff in
the above entitled and Numbered case,
at q tax sale made by John A. Brook
shier, then tax-collcctor for the parish
Of VermiIion. on the ODD day OF N0ycm-
Der, 1879, in consequence of any intor-
mality- ifregularity or iIlegality in any
OF Tie proceedings had or for any other
defect whatsoever, to show cause with
in thirty days from this date, why said
sale should not be confirmed and
homologated for the following lands.
VIZ: The ne or, sc or, sW or, s. and
he or Of NV or Of see 81, TIP Il. ST G
SCI Of ne+ and e! of SCI aud the swl Of see
80, tp II. 81 e. the SCI of sec 3, tp T.. So )
e.: the 81 OF Sc, sec :, To II, sr 3 e.: the
wv of sec Il. fp II. sr3 c, Eight lots i'll
see 81, tp1.. sr3e': Inc e Of NV and the
nee the sci and e! OF SW55, sec ~. to T.. 81
: {. the mel Of me- and - OF mel and se4
and ~ of my! and se4 of NV and NV Of
sN ), see =, ~ T. 81 > e. Sc see I. tp y. 81
, e. /; the M of NJ; the 81 of nw4: the sw4
of ne3 the w Of SWl the VIZ of sci of see
Is. tip II, ST {. the nwt and the swt, the
81 OF SCI and nW+ of sci, Up l., ST . G.; the
INV Or; the sw qr and 81 Of ne or and NV
or Of ne or, see 50. tip u. ST 2 e. the VI OF
NV or and st OF sec 81, tp II. sr . e.; the
ne q, sec 20. tip II, ST &C.; the sw or, es OF
INV Or and the 81 Of sec II. tp II. ST 2 e.. :
the Sy Or see y, tip Il. ST e. the e3 Of ne
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-12-17
NOTICE..

j. ?. Gucydan's pasture being completed
and properly closed. he does forbid hunt
ing on his grounds. and all parties caught
hunting thereon will be dealt with accord
ing to law. He also forhids the passing OF
loose cattle through his said pasture. He
would further state that he is now ready
to take in cattle, his pasture having
proved satisfactory. Persons wishing to
take their stock ont of the pasture must
first call AT the house Of the undersigned
and notify him OF the tact.
IL. L. GUEYDAN.
Sept. n. 1887.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-12-17
Special correspondence.

WASHINGTON, II. C.. December II, 1857.
Editor Abbeville Meridional.l
Practically nothing has been done
in congress this week. Sessions
were held only three days. and moth
ing was transacted except to elect
officers and receive the message.
Nothing can be done until the ap-
pointment of the committees. The
senate caucus has been troubled all
tie week in arranging the commit.
tees. The craftsmanship of all of
them may be said to have been
definitely settled upon by the middle
Of the past week, but the personnel
was net until Saturday. In many
instances senator's positively dcclin
ed to serve Oh the committees to
which they were assigned. They all
lave their preferences, and each has
a good reason for asking to be put
Oh a certain committee. The com
miliee on claims especially seems to
be summed the most. The bills re-
ferred to that committee are not
ONLY numerous bat each requires
much time in its investigation, and
the senator's are pestered beyond
endurance by the numerous persons
interested in each claim. La the
Hoase. not even the committee on
rules has hee1 announced up to Sat.
urday. and hal is usually the first
committee appointed. for the reason.
that it submits every session the
rules which shall control all business
from the first. There may be i'm
portant changes in tie rules of this
session, as compared with those Of
previous sessions, with the view Of
depriving the chairmen of the several
committees Of the arbitrary power,
which they have exercised in the
past. IL is also thought that the
changes r directed against the
power of Mr.. Randall "a chairman
of the committee on appropriations.
Some of the members arc very vio-
lent in their denunciation Of the
Pennsylvania protectionist. and want
him deprived of his favorite chair.
~manship, but the majority of them
are willing and really prefer that he
be permitted to retain that position,
if only shorn of some of his power.
The members have spent most of
their time this week at the depart
mems, and have availcd themselves
of the opportunity to do a good
weeks work in departmental bust.
ness for their constituents.
The White House too has received
its share of callers and the congrat-
ulations to the president have been
many by the Democratic represent
%atives in congress assembled. 1t is
known that the president has re-
ceived many assurances of hearty
support from potent public men for
his denomination. The Republicans
concedc that Cleveland will be the
next nominee and that they must
work actively from this time Oh If
they expect to defeat him.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-12-17

having in our official capacity as mem
ia If he Plymouth, Pa, Hospital Com
pt :tt... been asked to test and prove the
NIT lilI"t;r,ne.s If many different articles to
thsa sed rs disihfectanrS iii sick-rooms and
g nrsve,,tives Of infectious fevers, report
@@pV. fIlarbys Prophylactic Fluid has been
Thoroughly tested during the recent ~
P5hoId s lgidr e IN +, s%IaSin nIaf tie y sp, pa%v i
nM u.s. peyer. +. II. Armstrong. J. 4. Orr.
' 1a'os Kerr. s. NJ. Davenport, q. ". Lance,
ii.m.S Lee. Jr.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-12-17
MILLER BROS, STEEL Pens
TIE isEsT IN 5

THE GE!sT IN USE.
When not for sale nv loca. dealers, We Will mail
u leading sty!es in IL boxes OF | aezei esci, on
receipt OF Si.a5
4 STYLES School Pens, 1 boxrs, / do-. eac1, Go.45
" business" -" As
4 " Basincse s Stubs, I boxes, ! de-. each, rs
s3l-@s I'LL MILE ERaS. ClTILhI 60, le..aa. Csaa.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-12-17

No Fever. +. II. AtHlntIo!te. .. y. SII.
'a alos Kerr. s. NJ. Davenport, q. n. Lance,
lanes Lee, dF.
4 Good boot and shoemaker could
do q driving business in this place.
We have had very disagrecable
weather all the week-rain and cold.
4 good harness maker and car
r;,oe trimmer might get all he could
do in Abbcvillc.
Remember the newly elected Dem.
o.ya,ic parish executive committee
meet at the courthouse at noon
today.
We had a light shower of hail last
tuesday night Of about one minutes
Duration.
The roads, oh The roads! Since
,he late rains travelling all over the
uarish is anything but agreeable,
owing to the mud.
II you really wish to see some
fling nice in the shape of a Christ
mas present, 60 to Mills drug store,
you1I find it there.
The X. of II. meet tonight. a
fall attendance is requested, as work
ia TO be done and officers to be elect,
Cd for the ensuing year.
We have neither a dress maker
nor a milliner in our town, yet our
ladies' are as stylish as those who
dwell in cities or larger towns.
Qaitc a large business is being
done, quietly but successfully, by our
merchants and others, and that with
ont boast or fear Of contradiction.
Mr. Thos. S. Winston got through
sRsar making about fifteen days ago.
His cane turned ont we'll and the
result Of his crop was ninety-two
hogsheads.
Messrs. Putnam, Fagley Bros. and
yanslyke continue to keep steam up
and the kettles hot. The yield on
these plantations promises to be
good this season.
Yong man, go to Mills drug store
aad purchase one of those nice toilet
SETS for your sweetheart if You don't
vfh her 10 pout at you for the next
six weeks to come.
MIR. David Frank came to a wind
Hp several weeks back, having made
forty ~hogsheads Of sugar this season,
and matlayed forty acres of cane
for plant next year.
The Z. P. O'Bryan gin and com.
press drawed to a close last week
1or the season. leaving the proprietor
we'll satisfied with his new enterprise
and the results Of his labor.
Nr. Wm. Cade blowed out last
week alter securing one hundred ard
seventy thousand pounds of sugar
from his cane, which he will have
fellnedat the Putnam refinery.
How can anybody. after taking a
ialf view at the grand and beautiful
asplay of Christmas presents at
NILS drug store, and refrain from
making a purchase, is a puzzle to
The Jews.
II was said by many that the as
SnOly gathered at the courthouse
,as' Monday was the largest ever
.a0"n, at any one time, in this par
sh' Peace and harmony prevailing
'e crowd dispersed in good order.
Ar. Jake Beer, the handsome and
fvn'e Young gentleman, late of this
pace, is now chief clerk for Mr.. u.
Ivy at Rayne. Jake carries with
.al Tie good, wishes Of his many
a's'as here for his future prosperity
and success.
iae merchants, and business men
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-12-17
1887
1887.
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-12-17

Sash. Doors. Blinds, Mnnldings. Cis-
teams, Balasters, Ornamental Pickcts.
In connection with tie above We will
soon have established Il carpenters shop
to do AL kinds of wood WORT.
Give us q cal, and he convinced that
you Will get the lttsf bargain.
ABEEFIiLE, Ii.
April co. 1ss-.-lr.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-12-17

Mr.. Dave Levy, formerly a clerk
OF G.. Godchaux, paid onr sanctnm a
visit last week and informed Us that
he has opened a cheap cash store at
Rayne, Acadia parish. and will sell
cheaper than the cheapest. He in
yItes his friends Of this parish, when
visiting that place, and the public
generally to give him a call.
Some weeks ago, according to the
Times Democrat, the McEnery people
OF Lafayettee held "a large and en-
thusiastic meeting" at Broussayd-
vile, and we were told the admins
tration had made many warm sup.
porters owing TO the cioouence of
Judge Clcgg and Lionel Adams. but
as Mcl1nery did not poll a single
vote at BroussardviiIe. we are led to
inquire, where are these McEuery
men,"
Six immigrant wagons arrived
here last Monday from Mississippi
loaded with new corners to Il PAR
ISL. who have purchased lands Just
above Porry's Bridge, on the opposite
side of The bayou. They are a fine
looking and intelligent class or peo-
pic, Jast such as We expect to see our
parish settled up with. These are
only the advance guard, the main
body will reach here in due time.
We have room for thousands more
good farmers who wish to make this
rich and fertile country their future
home; SO we say, come On, you will
lie greeted with hearty welcome
by the noble and generous citizens
OF our parish.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-04-06
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charge ~ he.xEap zith disordr-.y sel-
dact ana as VII 81 5roasl- h.i5se sbe
aues.st Judge Holmes TINS moTn!DS 10
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saif p Which Hr. B-iSa4p. Euo wa4 iDen
t.ayOr. ave sec-F ~ fJr cJ-ts FOR tie COM
r.s4naat NJ AcIi,ide gss at.osneF .sr
tls tefslsiart aEs seccred jassusent ia
sac cas- 1s Beknap Was then 0ki.eto o.
paT fha a1sss, anf ever since lbs La4 14t
nile raEzgd isr MCBRIDE 90 ais l1a--
nsr On Saturday - Iaylar and
Gl.lhef e'sctiou Worzer visited tls BE-
kuas Nseoa Wlras 80 ssCgre the
Service II 90 empleys O. wofk 81 tae polls
for John ] 8elkuzq. Drgt4er ~ zee eN-
H4gor. Taylor stefpsi into fas office a1d
askal tass Be.knzr if Ils ro4a sF-<A TO
binl Hs rspiieJ Ser in p mlf.l'e. sfld
thsa slepoed arcuuf tr9fl 8ehiad the desk
AT quietly tClk tha aisa % law ~ the
sheui1sTs AID erected biat ffOm iIe Prem
ises - q summary lssuDer. also fislas sosns
forcib,s argument ID bad li.s Or Zsir.
NerEert BeiSnep. yOUnseF brut.er, then
mad. his appearance ia Tive oii4cr door aEi
GA el-ed Sir Taylor % q four rougs con
tcsf. sud informed him thst Il D. cye- causs
there ayain be would De thr0Wet og, t1SiiF
sub i the story told by M Taylor. and
ihs csSe will excite considerable interest.
oEing 70 the prominence ct me defendant.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-04-06
YET THEY WILL PASS
That r.. Almost Every Es1l<iy
Except L4lE9fs.
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7 sraas ~ an A. as9af sI41s -
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assass s4a - lss7el ~ 13easesfs ol tae
ssnsle ao4 hsss. les-ssax % tae iHsfsat
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lssr resi<ea-es 4ad tcs lapl.al bar lhsF-
tls sfaet - 3l eet9rs1s t1s s4ste 11fias
sae l4isges 81 me yrsE ai-sr
the Er.r sessions ~ ase14iiGf.4f.
fss5ss asr CO. 1EsH aQt - rtcsiisvf
f94TEa fazt 40 Eassse ga sftsual Il ths
Rrsss - Eifeo either ZIP - slAlei e3l
a.at raQse slos esf H.sg - -el9fai ppas
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ii the ul saaeefs fls~ = AZ 4llrl.4i SAFE
f..ssss aaay e .ssasd ID asa1ases - potles
laafon t-l gilY 4s4EsL..is - si-lei ais
81 - ~ railroads. leInts aud hsrcer aud
laad e..lssssls s.eAsfs 81 lie -eteloA Us fils
l4.aua-t.B. -lkfa iAss SsuaAl state
ps-s-s aay - .ssUri ~ ib- lroyf lel9r-
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emitting lie snD4r rrH1l.s,sF .114.si e-e.
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-04-06

eH~lr Hello Nsr1e Where s he
pslioeF w. the erV lhss started pssisr-
rrisns an Pealf-st. befFeen tauHs-t Sad
CansI sfs.. stou. $50 49, ers1ss1. is eanss
f~e.n 4 tiiri s1srY wialae lse@ siees
,,,o ssfpesiee sr,sf = raraf ~ raenei AZ l.ss
ga - 4 issr lnin ~. sisrrEarf sat -14ne
ra.rsan sh-ser.ru "a rhe afl Eer teefa
h4rferins sssd IA = ball 3sxsi nalU9f rr.elf
80 .ai e6st bad 1sppened. 8, appears l'let
= sauns alan 90 7ataef a1saFary ctaraeifz
.sansi Isaofza Fss.aeSfst ara Is safe aei
ss,rehs.i ,asa aer sra afier hf ae nei "a .ns
l...e ans hs3I4 zaler ~ arr seq Hue-
.tiafeir isi fresa re s.scs sai 60 . 60 -
srssd ~ tse ef sess Sasaisnla e s.'''s,a
ssa -4asl sat sst sEcF4rti - tslee
fs,rrt s,serr.si tirrse.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-04-06
nAnrep rfn pea csnT.
"A Iasiasat sss.ssAx 10 EssSs II r
hssiz1oa


hsstzAoa
4 eefszia aaszisilsE VI tshs eiay sss sp-
pFcaelasi Yesterday ~ ssAtseaan ~ao
ssiselssd a can IA Irst-eiSss rszi s4tzis
seeaaty. When ID osDs ~ ssstiing TIE
4essslsn q iatesest. TIC e4Ill&llst demanded
81 PEE eeBt.
h1g sou Hus- ~ cray 10 think I'll
pay yol tasf sals y hen ! Cali Sc. tnoaes Al
+ ~ ceas- sd tls ogrrossr.
fbsl fasy al ~ very vel replied The
capitGlisf o8s th< lsIesi reports inaicate
ttaE prohibition las ezFrsed, aud tie result
snira vii ~asa~ oil - ne 90 r<ss ~
la2ay nsa uoN e1jsgiaS g-osperi = "a bur-
iaesS so1 more "a lsss nnane.al efnhai-
fsssasent ia general throughout tiss state.
a "a tie UEsstfiloF ~ yFsaf business
inteFrSE. alsGsy All De in Demand snd f4sss
81 Interest Vii be a. high IS tney ~etr dur
iBz ne PERIOD Which followed tie psaic IN
isIi I asa Dos an 2lous - MAKE ANY iccAs
- a. 80 csof., bgf ttaE - ny price tOc1F.
tie capitalist rbove referred 20 = not Ia
- mp-sby witn Ths saloon. and Is sslnper-
ance man.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-04-06
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-04-06
a NEW OEAL.
what PhladsIphiRs Director % Public
>efsfy Proposes 70 80.

PrLtpEIruIA. April 5.-Ir. o'oSeiy'
Direcsor OF Public osfcty, who entered a2on
The duties 0f bis aeE position yesterday,
notified the HeufclRcts ~ ..3e vlTigus o.iee
8islfiefs thai they woii1 - Aeld s-retly re-
soousiole sof The enforcement - ths avs re-
iaaug 80 sznodar p9ag p.aFlas poke,
piasissg N clu1s snd saloons PIE lkht'ag
1r 1Grriax lo- ,oiats AMI -fs iay liquor
ssiiiug. raess are a. prohibited ~ iaE
~ qsrs sls II vii - fnrfr insv 80 see taa.
- ~ Is enforced. lf-rcel N rfozeiT IN
ssrTass rbe iseutenants that Ia tteiv c10r-s
e. saDpfsss ssnlny seiilEE &c ai4 no. Nisn
the police % 81 - spies Bat fbsr Zen z
saloon IS 94cH "a ~nugSv the zane a. she
rsSf 81 the wees Ef7rmaG Ola -Ltcld Pc
fisf aaI prosecution bean